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THE DAILY SEWS. K 1 o S 1 A S , DAWSON & C ? .. PROPRIE: Ol"..-. OFFICE .Yo. IS HA VXE-STKEET. TK&MS-TH? DAILY NEW-. Pn.< E fp.yableiu all ca=** IX ADVANCE). >rs DOLLARS A YEAR : FOUR DOLLARS rou Sis MONTHS; TWO DOLLA BS AND A QUARTER K>B THRU JIOSTM*. THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS. PRICE (IN ADVANCE;, THREE D. LIARS A YEAK : Two DOLLAR* ros Six MONTHS. NO Suoseriptiju revived tor a less pe? riod. No Paper se- unless che Cash accompauies . fie order. No Paper ft : ?ra longer tau? than paid tor. ADVE1! HSIXO KATES-Fifteen c*nts a line for thc first inverties, iii '- ton couts a line for each subse -ijut Uis-*rtl\.?u. Marriage and Funeral Notices one doB?vr .. .i a. LETTERS sho tld be a ldrcssed :-> THE DAILY NEWS, No. ts Hayae-stroet, Charleston, S. C. REJECTED MANUSCRIPTS will no: be returned, ar E AV S S TJ M M A K Y . -o -Gold closed firm in New York at 3D?. -At New York cotton closed dull and easier. Sales 700 bales, at 31c. -The Liverpool cotton market was very dull, and declined a fraction. Sales 8000 bales. Uplands. 121al2jc; Orleans. 12Jal2ic. -Charles Colgate, the celebrate! toilet soap manufacturer, died in Brooklyn on Friday last. -Bishop Meade, of Virginia, once said ;,onr girls are poorly educated, bu: our boys will never find it out." -Tho trial of tho Cole-Hiscook case will com? mence on the 20th, if a jury can be obtained. The witnesses have been subponed for that day. -The Presbyterian Church in] Canada is haken from turret to foundation by an or? ganic difficulty-whether or not the orgm shall be allowed in churches. -Hon. Thomas B. Florence, for many years a Democratic member of Congress from Penn? sylvania, has como out in favor of conferring suffrage on all laces and sexes. -Hon. John Forsyth, in a recent letter from Washington, says if the Democrats, in the July convention, make a wise and prudent selection of their candidate for tue Presidency, there is every reason to hopo they will sweep the country. -The Schleswig-Holstein question is again delighting the diplomats with its interesting intricacies. L:>rd John Russell anen: this subject, got off a mot, which was very good ?or Lord John. Said Lord John: "Only two gentlemen ever did understand this question -another gentleman and L Thc other gen? tleman is dead. He explained it tome, but I have forgotten all about it." -It is reported that several prominent Ger? man and French journalists are on the wav to the United States to be present at tho closing scones of President Johnson's trial, and to write reports of what will take place on that occasion for tho newspapers they represent. A Dusseldorf painter, also, is to be in Wash? ington at tho time and sketch the scene at the close of the trial fora great historical paiuting. -An improved racing hurdle has been in? vented. It presents the appearance of a close board fence, the boards of which are hinged at the bottom to a ba3e of timber, the upright boards being held in position by stays of gutta percha. If a horse hits in going over, the stay gives by stretching, and the board falls down, so that it is really no more au obstacle than the paper hoop the acrobat leaps through in the circus. -General Dix is under Napoleon's dis? pleasure. The Emperor does not speak to bim any more thau is absolutely necessary. What brought about the dissension is not fully known, but it is believed that General Dix, in his dispatches to Secretary Seward, expreesed doubts as to the stability of the Eurpiio, that tlie French legation in Washington fouud it out, and that the Emperor was informed of it. -The mo9fc infamous frauds were perpetra? ted in many counties at the Arkansas election. At Clarksville, for instance, ninety-nine votes woro returned against the constitution-since then the affidavits of one hundred and eighty have been taken of those who voted against it. One of tho registers is known to have voted twice, and was seen to tear up Conservativo tickets hom the military ballot box. Negroes were pormittcd to vote twe or three times, and even negro women appeared dressed in men's clothes and deposited votes. -The paddle-wheel steamers have been for some time supplanting thc sail vessels on the ocean, and tho screw propellers are now in turn taking thc places ol' the paddles. It is found by the Cunard* and others in England that the power of the screw is as great as that of tho wheels, whilo the expense of working them is fifty per cent. less. 0:i the English steam lines tlrey arc beginuiug to employ the propellers, and the four old mail runnors-the Asia, the Niagara, the America and thc Arabia have been sold to tho naval knacket? of Glagow. -Tho Round Table administers a sharp re? buke to Horace Greeley, who, it says, "bas just disgraced himself, his newspaper, aud the American press by one of the most infamously abusive articles ever printed. No American gentleman can read the paper headed Governor Seymour as a har, published in the Tribune of thc 9th instant, without indignation and con? tempt. The offender has done this sort of thing too often to deserve that delicacy in dis? cussing it which his vears or presumed ser? vices would otherwise naturally command, aud we make bold to inform Mr. Greeley, with the utmost respect for whatever is respectable j about bini, that the language employed by him in thc article referred to la auch as to unfit Lim for thc; society of gentlemen, inasmuch as it is ; the sert commonly confined to blackguards. ? It is, perhaps, quite consistent that the advo- j cams of the IMUS a hur lucen?o principle- i lucu who seek to elevate tac nation b; deg rad- i ?Dg the suffrage-;hould tLink to augmout thc j Usefulness of political discussion by Studding 1 it with the epithets ot Billingsgate, and satu- \ rating it with the slime of the kennel." -The promised revelations of Mrs. Eliza? beth Keckioy, who styles herself 'formerly a slave, but more recently nt-.-disie and friend to j Mrs. Abraham Lincoln," Lave been published, j If accepted as true, it mus: bc acknowledged a ! most scandalous breach ol confidence, as inti? mate conversations and strictly priv tte lett* rs are given in full, and the character ol Mrs. ? Lincoln shown up in a worse light titan ever before. While professing .:. mistress had not a "counterpart the world over," Mrs. j Rockley puts profanity hi bc:- mouth .-.? a "fa- > voritc expression,'' makes her appear silly, j extravagant, ambitious, deceitful and shrew- ? ish. She asserts that Mi's. Linc.!:; OW( d ?Tli.iK'J 1 for fixai ry when she lett the V. hue House, the j knowledge of which she h:id Leptfroniherhu?- ? band, and tbr.t, during thc eitctioi) oi'lSGJ, .-he was 111 mortal U n or [est her busban 1 should fail j ot au eke! ion, iu which case the bli?.- would 1 e , sent in. Even at that time she .5 made t-j say j that "the Republican politicians must pay my ; debts," a determination which assumed form in the "old clo' '" opera.km. Beside this fem:- ; niue weakness for fine dresses, .Mrs. Liiico:u ! appears iii the worse character of a scold. SI e used to rate ber husband roundly for yielding to the influ'.'iice of bi? Cabinet. Chase, she i sr.:<?. would betray him any Jay if lie could make air? thing by ?:. Seward ivu?d "turu Lin? coln around bis rinser liku a skein o? silk.' McClellan she piV'aouiicrd a '.humbug,'1 and tirant an "obstinate MOI and .i butcher." Wo abo learn that Mr*. Lim1 ?Itt, Hun Mis? Todd, refused the haud c<( Mr. [?(nigla?, because she thought that, by murr> iiiy Lincoln, sim would have a betti:- chance .>t becoming Mtv. Presi? dent. ThU exposure ??f the private life of thc late lady of the \V tire Hoti-te, coininsr frota a sc&ndal-beariuT woman chosen us ber confi? dential friend, posses es a ?ort of andean in? terest that promises for tho 'wok a disgraceful success. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AI HIL 22, 1S68. - . Tlic Georgia Election? W> are not inclined to "shout before we are out of the woods.*' But liie teaor of our Georgia dispatches this morning is such as to induce tho belief that Conserva? tive influence in our Empire State has at least matched and checkmated the designs of the Radical leaders. The vote is un? doubtedly a close one : and there is uo; only a possibility, but a streng probability that Genera! GOBDCX. the Democratic candidate for Governor, and several of the State oiT: cials on the same ticket, will be elected. The white citizen.- of the State have evi? dently gone into the election on amore, and much pf their success and unanimity results from the fact that, unlike our own people in South Carolina, they commenced their organization early, and have worked unre? mittingly. It is tm?, there is a inore ei?ual division of race in Georgia, l ut it is also true that but for Conservative energy, a very considerable fraction of the whites might have voted the Radical ticket. As the matter now stands, we are prepare ', to chronicle a wuito man's victory. Height of Folly. The Radica! politicians are painfully ex? ercised by the successful termination of Sergeant BAT us'journey with the dag. lt is, in their judgment, a most absurd farce, a travestie of SHERMAN'S march to the sea. The Tribune thinks it no: at all astonish? ing that a simple, inoffensive mau should travel from Vicksburg to Washington un? harmed; and tha: -'eight millions of men (excluding niggers did not turn out and make war upon this solitary footinau." And it snubs the poor soldier, as a tool of the Copperheads of Wisconsin. If the lonely soldier, however, had got into a bar-room fight with anybody, any? where at the South, how loudly the Tri? bune would have praised him. If lie had torn his dag to ribbons, in some seclu? ded place, or bruised his body by ft fall, or fallen sick and had made the rebids liable for any of these "little unpleasantnesses." what a martyr aud a hero he would have been.' What pictorial illustrations of rutli aus in felt hats and cavalry boots, surroun? ding a military Apollo who clutched the starry flag with one hand, and raised the other to the avenging Heaven?, would have decorated the veracious pages of Harper '. The shade of LINCOLN would have smiled upon him; a cloud o:' radiant spirits would have been pictured, descending upon him and bearing in their holy hands an aureole of glory. But that he should have corie through, without a ron; or a smirch on his flag, without even a scratch on his person, well fed, hopefu!. hearty, was not this too outrageous to be boree ? Unhappy BATES did ho no; know better than that, the road tc fame and promotion? ? Pence and harmony and mutual confidence are at a discouut now. Bullies an 1 swag? gerers are in the ascendant. Steal a spoon, and you will be elected the hierophant in the temple of justice. Crush impoverished, despairing communities uuder your feet, and you may proudly claim tobe the Tri? bune of the people: and you may have so many patrons as to necessitate a double press for the disgraceful business and the issue of two papers, "both daily." Fall down at the fae: of the father of lies and worship him, and you may have the king? doms of the world and the glory of them. Postoliices and convention benches and gubernatorial chair?, and the perquisites thereof-silly Sergeant, to what :n;gnt you not have aspired : "The Tribute, itself, looks compassionate? ly upon the simple-minded soldier, whvse flag received the hospitality of every South? ern city, village, au i hamlet, and solitary home in the ;voods, and was denied admis? sion only when it waved al the portal cd' the capitol of the United States. '.We do not find fault with Mr. BATES." says (he .-"ates man with the white hat: ..thc inherent right of every free American citizen to , make a foo! of himself.is beyond question." ' Too true ! The undertaking was foolish enough. Nay, it was hair-braine I, if the condition of the .^outh were at all i ?kc the ? descriptions given hy the Tribune an.I thc j equally veracious Mr. Bl'TLER. lt was thc ! adventure of a lillie cockle shell unou a ! - raging ocean, li was the extremity of moonstruck madness, fora Northern man. I unarmed, i:i uuiform. carrying ile ?lag, to I travel alone i brough sheS ?uiiern States, aud ! that on the eve ^?' :.:: ele! non. when property ' aud life and peace and liberty are ni stake, lt was the enterprise cf : ie IHbled Kellarna . penetrating ihe submerged ...:::es of India, and fighting the monsters ot the deep ir. their own domain. Ii was an impossibil? ity-uuless. in teed, (j rt KI:: EV. FORNEY ind \ BcTLKit have told such iies tts Munchausen ' never dreamed of. ?'.ut the fatuity of the project1 -inks into nothingness before the ab-i;r.i. y of iis ? conclusion. There are no adjectives to de- j scribe thc folly of :he man. ir h o tiuished thc 1 tv.>rch safely. Stupid fclio tv ! Why didn't j h<- Ins-til : SOM I' ?dy, is "marty red ASH- f Brits " did every i.iy . ;f hi*, 'if.;. A tight j under the "ag ?vi. i h-ivt: Lien a master stroke of policy. A Lrokvti nose or a black ' eye wou'd have made bis tori un e. Was i there nobody, it; al: iiit -o broad Slates, I whom he could coax or badger into list;- ' cu.1V.' Was it too much iu exptct ?L.it he j would, if necessary, break hi-; owu nose ivr i the good of Ihe ; any '. Had ?ic never read j of CfttTirs aud '/.?vxiivsi L>i-J he not know thal peacemaking is aow c ndemixd by legislation, and that any ur.-: viio tries it becomes at once a Copperhead and a rcbci?' Tiiev luve no usc for such silly sheep, except as victims in the great sanc? tuary of Mammon. Foolish BATES! YOU ?inte marched" a thousand milos only lo ruin your own prospects and lo tiunoy thc Con? gress- of your country ! Cu tot. rpi) KENT. Horst-: VO. ."? I.AIHENS X STREET, south side, ne^t to corner cf Ens: Lay. HOUSE So. 4 iusiaction-street, nortti ?Wc. Will he rented a; moderato rules io ^ooii tenant-. Apply at No. Hu EAST BAY. April 22 v iiii:5 -pu ItEST, WITH OR WITHOUT THE X Furniture, that large and ..-oaimodious Home So. 42 South Battery. Applr-at thc HOUSE, or at THIS OFl- ICE. _4 _ April 22 riH? RENT. POI ll ROOMS. KITCHEN JL and Servants' Booms, Apply at No. 10 AIKEN'S HOW. wf2* April 22 _ TO RENT, THE HOUSK. NO. IO VER? NON'S i REE., nue door from Mars li-street, wih -ix rooms; and kitchen attached with two rooms, a doable piazza und large yard, and water on thc premise?. To au approve?! tenant thc rent will bi- j>25 per month. Inquire at No. 3i? AMHERST STKi- E i. one door ?rom Nassau-street. _AKi'.22_1_ rpo RENT. A COMFORTABLE HOI SE. J. Nu. i Mary-street. Also, A STORE AN I? HOUSE, No. 10 Arehdale-strec:. Apply to WM. BYRNE Corner King and John street?. 'March :." [lib 2."<] niwf To HEAT. THE TYVO-AND-A-H ALF story BRICE HOUsi-, No. C Doushty-strcct, wita ?.as. cii>toru, aud evervth'iug necessary. Apply at No. l HATS . -STREET. 3 April 21 TO RENT, AN EXCELLENT STAND FOR a Country St' re, within a short distance of Charleston, where a large busine?? cm be conduct? ed, there being no other within ten miks. Apply by letter, tor three days, to COUNTRY STORE, Charles ton P. storii-e. 2* April 21 TO ll EXT, THAT LA II (iE Ililli IC RES? IDER) E. No. 52 MAGAZINE-STREET, con? taining eight square room?, dressing rooms and pan? try, two garret?. cistern, -,'as throughout, and large yard. For terms .v ply to WM. II. DAWSON, Kcsl Estate AgCUC April 21 3 So. 31 Bread-street. Tl? KENT, A LAIIGE THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING ontaiuing fourteen room?, with kitchen containing seven rooms, pantry, ?table an<1 carriagehons*, with huge garden already ulaut ed. su table for eirher boarding house or residence; Lu.? been successfully used for a number of ye irs as a boarding boase. Kout moderate. Applvto J. w. DENNY, No. 1C3 Meeting-street. April 21 3 TO RENT, THAT PLEASANT ANO (SPACIOUS. DWELLING corner ot Coming ami Warren streets. No, 123. containing siv square and two large attic roon.s, dressing room, pantry, tic, iras and ?as rtxniivs through the house, ample accommodations for st rvants, carriage nouse, liable, .vc. To an approved tenant the relit will bi-mode? rate. Possession given on 1st June pros. Fer for ti:er particulars, applv ON THE PREMISES. April 14 fast iin? /onn?. IOST, \ POCKET KOOK, CONTAl.V U INS ?onie money, a pocket Knife, .vc. Was dropped yesterday between the Market and Pinch uey-street. A liberal reward will be paid to tue tind? er on application at Till?. OFFICE April 1 IOST. A HULL TERRIEN SLUT, COLOR j white, willi Itver-cotored spots, and a cut or mark on thu back of neck: said Don answers to thc name of "Beauty." A suitable reward will bc paid for him it the ?-tore on thc NORTHEAST CORNER OF KING AND SOCIETY STREETS. April 22 ?yOTlCE - TAKEN UP BY THE SCB i> SCRIBER, a MABE AND COLT. The Mare is some fifteen bands bic.li, blaze face, one white lore foot; the other three are black; color, light bay. The Col: is mouse color. 'Ihe owner can have the property by proving ?am" and paying expenses. HENRY COL EM VN". Midway, >. C., Al ril 20, 18CS. April 22 IOST. IX (OniMi-STREKT, ON WED j NESlMY las.-, between Wentworth and Mon taeue, ti GOLD GENEVA WATCH, Maker, H. L. Mattie. So. 2040. The finder of the W.ttch is known, ac-l 1? requested to ?eave it at once al the Detective Olli.e. April 3 ^liisfcllancnus. T.[EI)H A1, NOTICE.-PATIENTS !SUF _VL FERIN'G troiii diseases pertaining to the GENTIO URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest scientific treatment, bv placing themselves under th? car-ot Dr. T. REKNTSJERNA. Ollie? No. 74 HASEL-S l KET, three doors east from the Postodlcc. .March 2S swU I VO.VT FAIL TO TR V THE CELEBRA? IS TEH SOUTHEBN TONIC, PANKMN'S UK PATIC BITTERS, an unfailing remedy lor all 1 >i i u?cs of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHEBN TONIC, PAN KN IN'S Hll PATIC Bil lElts, an unfailing temedy tor all Dis i-ase> Ol the D?ge>t ve Organs and lue Liver. For sale by all Driiegi-ts. DON'T FA IL TO TRY THE CELEBllA I'ED SOUTHEltS TONIC, PAN KN IN'?- HE PATIO BIT 1ERS, au unfailing remedy tor ult Dis? eases Of thc Digestive Organs ami -.Lc Liver. For sale by all Drugs int?. "I VOVT FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA* \) TED SOUTHERN TONIC, I'AN'KNl.VS HE? PATIC BITTERS, nu uufmihug remedy ?or ali Dis? eases KI', the Digestive Organs and ihe Liver. For .-ale i v all Druggist?. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHERN TONIC. PANKNIN'S HE PA ITC BITTERS-, au unfailing remedy i->:- all Dis? ease-. ot toe Digestive Otgau- and the Liver. For sale uv all Druggists. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHEBN IONIC, PANKNIN'S HE PA TIC BITTERS, an uufailing ivmedy t->r a!! D:? ca?e? ol the Digestive Orgaus u"d tin-Liver. For .-ale by all Brugg'?*. DONT FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE PATIC BITTRKS, au um ailing remedy {or all D:s ca-.-s of th? Disettive Organs sud the Liver. For ?ule by ail Druggist?. DON'T FAIL TO Tit Y THE CELEBRA? TED SOUTHEBN roNIC. PAN KN t N's 11K PA'TIC BrfTERt", sn unrolling mn edy for all Dis? eases of tue Digestive, organs and Ihe Liver. For ?ale by :ill Druggists DON'T FAIL TO TIM TH li CELEBRA? TED SOUTHERN loMC. PANKNIN'S HE PATIC BIITEB.S, an unfailing remedy for all Dis ea?, s O? th-- Digestive Organs and the Liver. For .-ale by all Dr;i^^is:i?. DON'T FAIL TO TR 1 TUE CELEBRA IEL> SOU1UEEN IONIC. PANKNIN' S HE PATIO BITTERS, nu unfailing ivmedy for all Dis i as-s of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. Far ?ale by -il! Druggist-. f VONT PAIL TO TH Y THE CELEBRA ? P TE" SOUTHEBN TONIC. PANKNIN'S HE? PATIC fc ITTER:?, au imt'ailiug remedy tor ali In. .ri-?? of ti? Digestive Ornaus and tit- Liver. For .a..' by ai. Brunei*!*. Ivr Nov-mli-r 27 T)LOt"GHS. COK'. .MILLS AND C A .< T I X G .;. PLANTERS WILL FIND IX TO THEIR ADV AN TAGE to try tuc ::ne var.ety of PLOUGHS made in t'.li-i < ?TJ". LU:-.>w:s s TWKXED SHOVEL LOCKWOOD AND ALABAMA SWEERS DOUBLE EXD HALF SHOVEL 3CLL10NGITS, ETC. T.. . I'L .' .>;!- ATC cheaper thauatty other aw rid ute market, nud have given general saiis tacrvstv?1! Ah. ha/, u-el Isie-?. fHSEE CLASSES "i' CORN MILL) Ma.': -:;.: tl: p.v.- .::. re bleed p:irs - jt ,h? lilaut ers, and ii VS 1 ?N'i? >: x'd descr'j :. sit to .:? E-r. A liberal lUs.-ount mx-le t >'.!. - trad-. W. S. HEN::L":V: i" 0 I" Ii DEY, .V.. Jl l XEETIXO'STREVT Amil 4 Imo L'UAKjtsias. ft. C. JjKUGS AN V UEBlt INES, FRE-II lix EVERY STE\M22. E. H. KELLERS & IO., No. 131 MEE I LAG-STREET. CHABIXSTON. S. C., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS. Always cn liand a laru aswtm ut DRUGS. Pal nc* Medicines. So;.:-. Pe?um..ry. and Toilet Artiel- s. Pby-itiaus'Orders ?Ued promiitly :.n.i ar th-1 ?ow- i est itiarkd rate E. H. KELLERS. M. D. H li A ER, M. D. February 17 w ' Wants. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS WANT? ED.-Four thousand doUars wanted tor the t-nn ol one or two veers, secured by mortgage o? city property. Apph tb " ' CONNER & WILSON. April J2 2 No. 3 broad-street. TI'AXTED A GOOD COOK. WASHKH > ? AND II?ONER (white). Highes: wages given. [(Fiorenze* required. Apply at No. 5 nil STKKET. 1_April 23 WJANTKD," A HEALTHY W ET N CKSE. > V i?rn- without a child preferred. Apply at No. 47 CHAR LOT TE-s'i BEET. *. April 23 \T/A.\TED, A (?IL?KED Ci IK f. AS? TV house H errant, who cnn come well recom? mended. Apply at OFFICE DAILY NEWS. April aa ll'AHTEI), A SITUATION BY \ WHITE \\ WO'AN. to coot,wash or do housework; has- no objections to travel. Can nive -..'nod refer? ence. Apply at N-j. i; CH?BCH-STREET. April 2? _2* _ \\r A "v. T K D, EMPIiOTaiKKT AS A ?> WATCHMAN, or in auy other capacity in which he can earn a livelihood, by a ouc-armed Midier, who ia in di.-tress tor want of work. Ad? dress -J. >.," Olliceol the DAILY NEWS. April ai_ TTTANTED, HTBSCRlBEKS FOR ALL VV THE LElDISG MAGAZl>ES AND NEWS? PAPERS, at Publisher's rates. CHARLES C. RIGHTER. April 21 No. ICI King-street. TT'ASTEO, EVERYBODY TO SVH VV SCRIBE tc tile CIBf FLATING LIBRARY CHARLES C. RIOHTER'S Select Library of New Books contains ail of the latest publications. April ai No. Hil KING-STREET. T iTAXTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE. VV to sell cur PATENT EVERLASTING METAL? LIC CLOTHES LINES. Write for circulars to the AMERICAN WIRE COMPANY, No. lea Broadway, New Tora. Gm os _ J^'flL? IA AAAp<>CXDS OLD BRASS AND lV/.U' /U COPPER wanted, for which the highest market price will he paid. J. RALPH SMITH, April ll 12 East cud Hasel-street, WAKTED.-A LADY OF RK FI NE? VI MENT and education claires a situation as GOVERNESS. References unexceptional. Fe*further information, addi cts Pox 237, Postorhce, Richmond, Virginia. April 10 VT r AKT KD TO PIRCHASE, A SMALL ?V Hi-USE, snv with five rn. rn?, and not far from the tine oi street cars; western part of city pre? ferred and below calhoun-strcet. Address "HUME," DAILY NEWS Office, stating terms and locality. April 10_ STONEWALL JACKSON AND HIS FAMILY, beautifully engraved on steel, by Sariain.-This beautiful engraving is now ready for canvassers and agents. D is fold at the low pnce of $2 7.1. We want an agent in every coiMty in th Southern States. For particulars of agency, ad? dress BRADLl Y .t co., Publisher*, No. t;i? North Fourth-stri et. April 9 Imo' Philadelphia. A GKNTS AVA XT KD.- KOK A BOOK entitled A PICTURE UF THE DESOLATED VJATEs, and the Work ot Restoration. Every voter needs it bet?re November. 166?. Freight, largest commissions ?ud u premium ot SJOO paid. For par? ticulars address, i? STEBBINS, March 31 Quio" Hartlord. Ct. VI'ANTED. SALESMEN TO TRAVEL T V Mr a Mamuacturing Company and sell by sam? ple. Good wages are guaranteed. Address, with stamp, HAMILTON k HOWE. No. ils Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Fa. 2mo* March a J BOOK AtiE.\T?i WANTED FOR DR. GILLIAM SMITH'S DICTIONARY OF IHK DABLE-Written by seventy ot the most distin? guished Divines in Europe and America. Illus? trated with over 123 Steel ami Wood Engravings. In one large octavo volume. Price $:t CO. send for de? scriptivo circnlars, and sec our terms. J. B. BURR k CO., March :io inn* Publishers. Hart!' rd, Ct._ IT/ANTED. FIRST-CLASS AGENTS TO >? introduce our NEW STAR BHULTXE SEW? ING MACHINE?. Extraordinary inducements to good salesmen. Further particulars and sample work furnished on application to W. G. WILSON A: Co., Cleveland, Obi?.,' Uo.-tou, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. tintos February 17 4 GESTS WANTED: FOR "THE II1S ii. TORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES, ITS CAUSES, CHARACTER. CONDUCT AND RESULTS," by Hou. ALEXANDER H. STEPHEN'S, its official character and ready sale, combined with an increased commission, make it the best subscription nook evi r published. Send lor Circulars and see our terms, aud a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUB? LISHING COMPANY, Atlauta. Ga. April 14 Imo* /ar Sale. FOR SALE OR RENT, 1% THE TOWN of Hreeti ville. S. C., possession on or before 15th .May, l*iW, a HOUSE, with a large garden, pleas? antly situated on Buncombe-street, *i\ good rooms, a lot of about one acre, with flue shade and frui' trees-pear?, apples and peaches-and well ot best unter. Terms easy. -\pplv to JULIUS C. SMITH. Auctioneer, April20 uiwfuiw.i Greenville, S. C. ei ODA WATER APPARAT i S FOR ) SALE.-Marble slab, two Fountains, Cooler, Icc, :ompletc. for .-ale. Apply at No. sa EAST BAY. April ia mwf J."?Oit SALE. A GOOD SPRINGER. WITH . IN two or three davs ofhaving a calf. Apply t?i M. CROOM AN, Rutledge-ftreet, near the Race 3 round. 2* April 21 rpo PUBLISHERS AND JOURNALISTS. A A large amount ot TYPE and JOB MATERIAL tor sale, in lott to sim purchasers. Terms reason? able, and cauli. Also, a tiue HAND PRESS, price SSS,'; au Adan:-' Power Press, price SUMM; and a Card Press, price (IOU. Apply to F. G. DEFOSTAINE, Columbia. S. it. April S FOR SALE. OLD NEWSPAPER*, IN any qutuunv, price 7-> cen's per hundred. Appk at the Office o? the DAILY NEWS. Feiirinry au /iuiriii. BONDS, STOCKS, COUPONS, BANK BILLS. BOUGH r AT HIGHEST RATE?. Mm'.e.v loaned ou Ruai Estate, or ou Bonds aud ste eks for one year. ANDREW M. MORELAND. Broker. No. S Broad-street February 21 finwihnui (Couratianai. NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL! No. :\-> WKNTWOR IB-STREET. LECTURE ROOM OE ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHU KC tl. THE HOURS FOR 1'HE EXE ll CI? Es IN ARITH METIC, WRITING, it EAD INO, GERMAN and ENGUSti GRAMMAR are irom 7 tu 'J o'clock P. M. linus-iJ per luoiilh in advance Book-keeping charged extra. December a C. H. BERGMANN. B ? Doariinfl. ARDI X G : BOARDING ! BOARDING : AT TUE C O 51 M butt AL HOUSE y'oBTHEA*] eosxEC cunten ajen QUEEN STEEETS. THIS WELL-KNOWN Eal'ABX.ISHMENT !I \s riv ntiy been thur, nghly overhauled ami refitted lu a neat and cciuiorlable manner, and tb? pr prietor begs io assure hi? friends ana the travelling public thai he bu provided for them, aud ?rill continue io ke??p suelta .?IOCAJ habitation" ?swill uuik?-them i- e! tua: it is worth while living even under tin-pie ei.; trying ?tate ol affairs, and thal th-- b.,t and ? h.-.pest place t,, ?vt? is a: th-: COMMERCIAL Hol-L. c. OS ITCH. Proprietor. KATES: D ard pc r Dav. "" V. ?ni per Wi'. i:. ; ", Louviag ?or NLjj;.; oo .M't-i* wiiulniu IiOAKDIXG J BOARD1NGI BOARDING J ) Mrs. A. TRACEY now prej?are.l to a com* mentale a few moro Board-rs, term.- moderate. Apply at Se. 79 BRO U >-?Tl?LE L April 13 licinonais. li >." O VAL. M. vc A. ASHTON RAVE BEHOVED TBEII: nsTAELisajirsNr zo No.. iitf KING-STREET, i F i v c r. o ors a b o v L. ;j B r ;:,. - j Where, with .?..?.del fa ?ities aud a lorgclv in-1 creaned stock. -.?t.: bc napp* to r civ--?li.i cu-unaer?. Their M .-.VJ;::.* will consi?: ..:' WIGS. Hair B'aid-i.Ce.il-, Curls, N,:- and ..!1 ki:i>!.- of IK ul i >.. i mu?en:,. T>rt ? M../1 aud BrtiTilaCoal?, Hair. | rootliand Nu:' brushes. ihclcePertiuu r-. ivm...? > ! an.i Ua:r besi ?ra iv ? FANCY GOODS and TOILET ARTICLE?" :n gen oral. Bair. Breastpins, Ear Rings. Finger Rings. Ac. toithfiijiy caccuivd. inwC .M? i! UT ICE TO PATIENTS.-DH. J.C. LUI ?- ? WIO lasreui. v d te>No.2o SOCIEIY.STR?ET, ! l.::sais. i, reived a Ui* supply eil OLEUM BAUX S'"HEIDUL an ! wi'! tree: all kiuds o! diseases bv i th., new I!. :.li.JL. .\r. , :i!?i..l B \ UX.-CHLIDTISM. ' I Terms i ? t operation. Sa ."> ? .it the oft ?.and Si at the resid? ncc . r th patient. Oiric h,.-.:is bom 9 w i: oVio:k A. M.: a to :'. and . W b}? V. M. J- April 20 Riedings. X K Kl HB A HE 1, CHAPTER, No. ll, E.-. A.-. IT.*, i X EXTRA CONVOCATION OF THIS CHAPTER J\_ will bc- helli .it Mas?me Hail, nil (Wednesday) Erenlng, at Eight o'clock. The Royal Arch Degree will be conferred. Ey order of the M.-. E.-. H. .. P.-. April 'ii 1 L. A. ALLEN. Secretary. WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION 4 TTEND THE REGULA!. MONTHLY MEETING j\_ ThitEvening, in Masonic Hail, at Kight o'clock. J. L. HONOUR. April 22 1 Secretary and Treasurer. "WASHINGTON ARTILLERY FRIEND? LY SOCIETT. A'I TEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING This Beening, 22d instant, at Hall corner Ring and Liberty streets, at hight o*i lo-k. A tull attendance is requested. April 22 1 _? E. M. HACKER, Sec'ry. WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. ATTEND THE RE .-ULAR MONTHLY MEETING of your Company at your Hall, This Evening, .i.'d instant, at Eight o'clock precisely. All who intend visiting Savanuah with thc Compa? ny will please be iu attendance. Bv order. .fXO. F. LAFAR, April S2 1 Secretary W. s. F. E. Co. REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING. AMASS MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN Voter- will be held at the Club House This Ev. ning, at halt'-jast Seven o'clock. April 22 2 . latices in pciikruptrrj. IN THE UISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE 31 ATTER OF JO? SEPH A. HUGEH, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK? RUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 2D DAY OF MARCH. A. D. 1808, 15" SAID I OURT-IN BANKRUPTCY.-This is to g ive notice that on the ninth ila;/ ?f April, A. D. 186s. a Warrant m Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of JO? SEPH A. BUGER, of Charleston, in the District of Charleston, and State ol South Carolina, who has been adjudged ti Bankrupt, on his owu petition; that the payment of any debts ami delivery of any propc.-ty belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and thc trans? fer of any property by him are lorbidden by law: '.bat "a meeting of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their iebts aud to choose oue or more Assignees ot his Estate, will be held at a Court ol Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 72 Htoad-street, Charleston, S. C., before R. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the fif'.aenih dag of M vj. A D. 18G3, at ll o'clock A. M. J. P. M. EPPING, United States "nrshal as Messenger. April 22_l_ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE--. FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH ' AROLINA-IN I H C MATTER OF FRAN? CIS H. GLOVER, BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY. To whom it IL ay concerti: The undersigned horeb; gives notice ol' his appointment as Assignee of FRAN'Ti H. GLOVER, in the District ot Colletou and Mate of South Carolina, within said District, who has been adjudged a Baakrtipt upoa his own pctiltou. by the Distiict Court of said District. Dated thc l?th day of April, A. D. 18C3. JOHN W. BUIIBTDGE, April 13 w3 Assignee. Business 'Curtis. -i^'ILLIS A CH190LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ASD SIIirPIXG AGEXTS, WILT. ATTEND TO THE PL'RC HASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports? of COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STOKES. ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. S. C. E. WILLIS.A. R. CHISOLM. October 25 J_jTOLMES dt MACBETH. BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL BEAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE No. 30 BSOAE-STRP.ET. Will puichase anJ sell at Private Sale or Public Auction, BONOS, st'O'JKS. HEAL ES TATE OR PEK SO.VAL PROPERTY, and NEGOTIATE LOANS on on the s .me GEO. L. HOLMES.ALEX. MACBETH. April 10 [ap 7] Imo QAMCEIi H. MARS HALL, ISirOKTEr. AND DEALER IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS AND AGRICULTURAL IM PLEMENTS, -Vc. 310 KIXG-SL, Zd DOOR BELOW S0CIE1Y, Sign of thc Golden Gun, CHARLESTON, S. C. March 21 3mo ?J^ M. MARSHALL ? BROTHER, AUCTIONEERS, I! EAL ESTATE AGENTS, BROKERS No. 33 DRO/.D-STREET. REAL ESTATE,'STOCAS. kc, BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION; LOANS NEGOTIATED; PROPERTY LEASED. ??r Auction of HORSES, FURNITURE, ic, every ffednrr?ag. October ly TTISITTNG, WEDDING AND CHURCH CARDS, > of the latest style, and engraved iu a mauuur unsurpassed by tin- beat Northern work. SEALS AND MONuoUuls nt every description. ENGRAVING AND LI .UOGRU'Ui.SG tu all its branches. Ab*?. STENCIL PLATES CUT. INK AND BRUSHES. Call aud examine specimens at WM. USHER, No. 02 HasO-itrecl, Gharlesiou, S. C. March 4 ;?mo ]> FOLEY'S J. CLOTHING, .SHOE AND HAT STORE, No. S? MMiKET-STHEFT, CHARLESTON, S. C. Whore may be f?nn 1 ?.very variety of GREAT COATS, FROCK AND DRESS COATS, sinrtH, Hu dvr?birtw. Veal* and I'Aiilaloons, Dnnrers and Sucks, Boot*?, shoes. Hain aud Cap?*, Trunks, Carnet Baes. Valises, iee. February*) L. Coiisorml. HEUER' S FASHIONABLE BARBER'S GALOON, IS AT No. 1)3 MARKET-STREET, South .-ide. between King aud Meeting streets. Mr. HEUER ls a Gentian Barber, lia b"?'!! thor? oughly trained t?i his im-ine-, aim u pr*>|wrcil to s. rve Iii* irk-iulx and UH publii gcueraUj m I he seve? ral brun lu-, Mi llie ??rt, \ 'w.: (MIA VINO HAlR-DRKMfitNG bUAMl'l 'OING UAH: DYING fie, a .. kc, .Ititimry ll Oi) il?iiifrti?ni?ciits. NOTICE. ctrv HALL. MAWR'SOFFICE, I CIIAULKTSTUN, S. C. April 18. bs?>H. j VLL OFFICEIW OK OTHEK PERSONS CON? NECTED with ti.; city Government, -ire 1er. !. . required tonndtv Humility rentras lo the Mayor 'fall work doue, proiieriy received, ami re maiuiug mi hand. Bc*or ling to loruis which will b? :.;:ni-hi <". by Ike eily Eugiiiecr. itv order of M;i>'or CoOSWKLL. W. H. SMITH, April 20 Ti Cl'Tk il Council. NOTICE. /~10EN GROUND OS TOLL A l LOW KATES, AT V. itu' Hoiweol Correction; Magazine street, Rv order ot Chic! i !' Poll.-e. W. P. POCLNOT, Ipr!! !?> 30 Keel er H. . '. NOTRE. CITY crVTI ENGINEER'.*! OFFICE. I Ct TY HALI.. CHARLESTON. .Mareil 12th, liUM, | ? LL PROPER'! 1 HOLDERS ON THE LINE OF A Meeting-street, a.nl other ettizeus interi .-t-d 111 the building Ol a -'.ell Ruad o.. Meeliu.'-sttVet. from Spring-street to tl .. City Boundary, ar.- hereby **cspccuc*lyiuiormed 'he', a Book o: subscription wilt beopcutdfor thc.: ? ! .mtur-.* ta my office to? day, au i that ? ben suck an amount ii plwdued, as lu the judgment Ol ike Cuy Civil Engineer will wax rant the undertaking, the" wora will be forthwith commence.!. " L 'UIS J. ?ARBOT. MJ:CL 13 City CivilEnjLuv-.r. Pri) Ooo?s, (Etr. CHI: AP DEY GOODS JUST OPENING AT ?KOP & BElTfllR'S, SO. 420 KIXG-ST. HAVING JUST RECHTE}), AND ARE receiving by every Steamer, a uew and large supply of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, TO BE SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES. They have been bought during the late de? cline ia prices. IMDKOP & Bill? No. 420 King-street, FOUR DOORS BELOW CALHOUX-ST. April 13 . mwflmo -jQRY GOODS: DRY GOODS!! B A R G AI N S ! BARGAINS! 1 THE SUBSCRIBER* AB HI NOW OPENING AN elegant assortment of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY. LA DLEV and UENTLLMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which they have havo received per recent arrivals, and are receiving by every steamer, the most select stock of Dry Goods tver ollered in this market. To those who arc in need of articles in our line, we say now is your chacee. ora STOCK COMPRISES: Lonpcloths at ID to 12*1 cts; yard wide, 15 ct?; Large Lot White and Brown Table Damask at low prices ; a large lot of Dress Gooda for 25 to 30 eta per yard: Lathes'and GentleineL'a White and Brown Hose, 12.y cts, up; Children an i Misses' White Hose, 10 cts, up; Ladies' Fancy Pocket Handker? chief* from 15 cts, up; a large lot Fancy Parasols. Bugle Trimmen, le?s than half cost; Gentlemen's Fine L'ndershirts, 73 cts to SI; Ladies' Fine Linen Collars from 5 to 10 cte; very large lot Linen Towels at $2 per dozen, or 20 cts a piece; Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves, 13 cts. up; Ladies' French Silk Mit? ten?, 33 cts pair; French White Swiss Muslin and Canioric, 20 ct*, up. An early call is i-ohcited if you want bargains, as we believe in quick sales and small profits. FURCHGOTT ?t BRO., So. 433 King-street, April 21 Imo* Third door below Calhoun. QTRAUSS, VAN'CES & CO., No. 130 MEETING-STREET, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF GOODS. WHICH H WE BEEN BOUGHT DURING THE LATE DECLINE IN PRICES, CONSISTING OF: PRINT*, LONGCLOTHS, LINEN DRILL, DRAB D'ETE, Jaconet, Cambric and SW?BS Maslin, Plain and Figured Nainsook, Victoria and Bishop Lawn, Bril? liants and Organdie?. Also, a large assortment of Hosiery, Corsets, Handkerchiefs. All of which they they offer at very low pr ices. March 30 "yyE ARE OFFERING OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS FANCY ARTICLES AND NOTIONS, AT VEEV REDUCED PBICES] FOR CASH. Tho St'ck is very complete in all branches, and particularly suited to the COUNTRY TRADE. Wholesale buyers will find t: to their interest to examine the Stock. STRAUSS, VAXCES & CO., No. 130 Meetin^-srrc::, Comer Hasel. March 4 pels. ?? jr A x s i o y HOUSE, BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, SO. CA. THIS WELL KNOWN AND LONG-ESTABLISH? ED HOUsE has beeu leased by the undersigned, and is HOW open to the pub' ic, where families and single persons will receive the attentions ot a fir-t-class Hotel. GEO. P.. WELLS, Proprietor, Late of thc .Mills House. April S Imo gPOTTSWOOD HOTEL, MILLWARD BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS, RICHMOND, VA. April 0 3ino g SWANDALE. PSOPMETOR OF THE MANSION HOUSE, GREE> VILLE, S. C. Jntie 9 Cl T, JANUS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. PROPRIETORS : WM. A. HURL.Of New orleans W. F. CORKERY...01 Spott-wood Hotel, Richmond Telegraph and Railroad J dices iu Rotunda of Hotel. Jil li.' I" I LL1 A M I R \V I N , rr.i'rr.inioE OF THE PALMETTO HOUSE, SPA RT AN HU RG, S. C. Down ber -y- E W V O ll IC (IO T K L, No. 7 "J 1 B R OA D WA Y, NEW YORK CITY. O. M. II1LDKET11 di CO., Proprietors. THIS LO.Mi ESTABLISHED FIR-VT-CLASS Hi JJ I.f., a~ popularly known iu former timo nuder thc management oi J. B. MONNOT, E.-q.. and murer.ntlyumiei Ilia: o? HT ISAMCRANSTON & c ., now undei tin uropnei rslup rt' 3icssrs. i>. M. HLLDREIU x '1. 1?. BOCKW AV, uner the firm ci D. M. UlLDltETH .v CO. lite senior partner from bis loug experience as a pioprieior of th? Verauda. St. Loma and sr. chark-? Hotels o?NeW Orleans, tlatt?ra himself (bat ?ie caa j.sure hu I'neuds and ihe publis generally, that it.? former woriil-wu?i; : ?put mon as a popular dm-? las H 'tel. saul; be fully -u-t lined under ita present management, lyr* Februar.- 13 J. S< IlLIiPtGllfcLL, No. ?7 LI NEUTRE KT, BETWEEN KINO ANL ST. PHILIP. LUMBER CF EVEB? DESCRIPTION AND BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PLASTER INO LATHS, PAINTS.O?LS. OI..\>-E>. SHINGLES, ,v\. coustantly ? n L-r.iu . tue lowest market prices. September 1. thmlv QT TO SONATA G. DYER AND Sro CR ER, CORNET. CL?FFOED AND ARCHDALE STREETS. Opposite Dr. Uacuman'a Church. GENTS COATS. VESTS. PANTS AND HATS, OF Cloth, Cassiuior*. Velvet, etc., Dyed. Cleaned, Scoured and Presse ', All orders executed with greatest dispatch. March Jl tutm Ororcrifs ont ?\\sctMm$. ~~ MOLASSES. ?? f\ EHDS. BEIGH! .SWEET CUBA MOLASSES O'.' 25? barrels conunon .sweet Cuba Molaases. Now landing troni sch? oner "WiUie Martin," from Matanzas, and tor sale in lots to suit purchas? er-. >v'. P. HALL, April 22 3 Brown <z Co.'a Wharf. FRUIT! FRUIT! FKUITT" 1 A AAA CHOICE FLORIDA ORANGES ?Vj U U U 20 dnzeti Pineapples Xo lie sold cheap, in ?mall lot?, to snit purchasers. ?antea to Purohr se, .ii) blls. cf GREEN PEAS, far winch the market price will b? paid. A ?5?KK t0 BA BT & WIBTH, rtprlt - _1^_No. 57 Market-street. OOOO D^{?0H>S' '-'I* ALL SIZES Vnr^lVl?w i^ Uaml'e^ Claret Wine Bottles. A,fnt -M . CLACIUd ? WITTE. -J^E?1.:1_ 3mos SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS W^Jriff' *0S" 0T,AND 69 STATE their fSf5or g and esteDded SHIPPING AND FORWAKDIXG FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, Solicit consignments for the New Tort, Philadel? phia, Baltimore and Washington markets, on which liberal advance* will bc made il' desired. To those preferring to sell tneir products here, the highest market prices will be paid. -^P"l 15_Imo CHLORIDE 0*' LIME. THE DESI DISINFECTANT. FOB SALE BT E. H. KELLERS i CO., March 28_ No. 131 Meetog^tre?t. MARBLE 31ANTELS. MONU? MENTS, HEADSTONES, &c. AFINE SELECTION OF MARBLE MANTELS constantly on hand at S. KLABEB'S Ware room, No. Ol First avenue, near Third-street, New York. Call and uxatulne before buying elsewhere February 3_6m o ?0 ALBANY *^ CREAM ALE. 1 rriHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED i agents for the sale of the above celebrated ALE, which will be delivered fr?e of drayage to anv point in Charleston. They will be in receipt weekly of a rall and tress suppl v. JOHN F. O'NEILL & SON. January 2*_tmw3mos No. 167 East Bay _ ?fertilyers. PERUYIAN GUANO. I (\ TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, IV slightly damaged by salt water. For sale at SOO per ton, by T. J. KERR k CO. April 02 3 Top Dressing! Top Dressing! M APES5 NITROGEN IZED SUPERPHOS? PHATE OF LIME. FOB COTTON, CORN WHEAT AND GENERAL CROPS. Ab A TOP DRESSING TO A GROWING CROP THIS FERTILIZER cannot be excelled. It may be used before or after the planting of the crop; for eveu when appUed as a top dressing, lt cannot be lost by evaporation, as. none of its constituents are volatile. It may be applied at each hoeing of cotton, and in the hills during the cultivation of corn and other crop-. When crops have been previously manured in the usual way. and found to be of slug? gish growth, it may be augmented by the use of this Fertilizer. This Fertilizer has been successfully used through? out the Southern States during the past fifteen yeai-3. Fer full analyses of MAPEV NITBOGENIZED SUPER-PHO?PHATE OF LIME, letters from promi? nent Plante: s throughout the Stat? ol South Carolina, and analyses of crops, see descriptive pamphlets, which will Le furnished tree of charge; and all orders Siled by H. W, KIN SHAW, >GLE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, April 18 No. 153 East Bay. PERUVIAN GUANO, 1 K(\ T0XS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, J.O \J warranted pure, for sale ty April 3 T. J. KERR t CO. Hero publications. -RUSSELL'S BOOK STORE. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, 4c. FICHTE. The Science of Knowledge. By J. G. Fichte. Translated rrom ?ie German by E. A. Kroeger. 12 mo. $2. EU.-KES. Tiu,e and Tide, by Weare and Tyne. Twentv.? ve Leiters to a Working Man of Sunder and, ou the Laws of Work. By J. 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